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Who Is Chameleon Boy? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Chameleon Boy (DC Comics): Shape-shifting alien from the planet Durla and member of the Legion of Super-Heroes.

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Chameleon Boy is a DC Comics comic book character, the alter ego of Reep Daggle, with over 909 comic issue appearances. Shape-shifting alien from the planet Durla and member of the Legion of Super-Heroes.

Who is Chameleon Boy?

Current Events Chameleon Boy is presently starring in the ongoing Legion of Superheroes series since the rebooted DC universe in the new 52 . The Legion is presently fighting a Daxamite and a group of Controllers on the planet of Panoptes . Origin Reep Daggle was born on the planet Durla as part of a race of orange-skinned, exotic looking people. Due to the warlike tendencies of its civilization, Durla entered a civil war which culminated in the Six Minute War when Reep was a boy. The planet was left in nuclear rubble and the nuclear radiation mutated everyone on the planet, including Reep, into tentacled monsters. It also had the unusual side-effect of granting Durlans shape-shifting abilities, allowing them to morph back into their previous forms as well as that of others. Reep had a twin brother named Liggt . Reep's mother, Zhay , died when the boys were small and their father, Ren Daggle, abandoned them afterward to be raised by Ren's sister, Ji.

Key facts

Chameleon Boy is of alien origin and first appeared in "Hercules in the 20th Century!". The character is published by DC Comics. With 909 recorded issue appearances, Chameleon Boy ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Chameleon Boy?

Shape-shifting alien from the planet Durla and member of the Legion of Super-Heroes.

What is Chameleon Boy's real name?

Chameleon Boy's real identity is Reep Daggle.

When did Chameleon Boy first appear?

Chameleon Boy first appeared in "Hercules in the 20th Century!".

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